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E-Sword Modules - Free Downloads
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The Original Language Library
E-Sword is a powerful Bible Software package that has helped me tremendously my studies. It offers a clean, easy-to-use interface, dozens of Bibles, Commentaries, Dictionaries, and a host of other resources that commercial Bible software companies charge hundreds of dollars for. But not e-Sword!
E-Sword is free!
I encourage you to visit Rick Myers’ e-Sword
homepage and give it a try!
Over the past several years, I have put together a number of useful e-Sword modules for studying the Bible in the original languages. Most are available on the e-Sword site or one of several user-sponsored sites on the Internet. But some are more difficult to find, and others I have created myself. As far as I know, all electronic texts are in the public domain. If you know otherwise, please
contact me at once.
In the spirit of Matthew 10:8, I offer them here for free download. Simply click on the links, below, to start the process.**Note: **Important information about individual modules, such as special font requirements, may be found in the Information panel for each module. Click
here to see how to display the Information panel.
Hebrew
Hebrew Old Testament (available on the e-Sword
Downloads Page)
Biblia Hebraica Stuttgartensia with Strong’s Numbers
Westminster Leningrad Codex with vowel points
Interlinear Hebrew Old Testament (beta version)
Vine’s Expository Dictionary of the Old Testament
Genenius’ Hebrew Grammar (beta version)
Greek
Interlinear Greek New Testament (Textus Receptus) with Strong’s Numbers
Westcott Hort with Strong’s Numbers and Morphological Tags (available on the e-Sword
Downloads Page)
Tischendorf’s Greek New Testament with Strong’s Numbers and Morphological Tags
Septuagint (LXX) with Strong’s Numbers and Morphological Tags
Strong’s for LXX (Strong’s e-Sword dictionary formatted for use with the LXX module, above)
Robinson’s Morphological Analysis Codes (for use with above and other Bibles with Morphological Tags)
Brenton’s English Translation of the LXX
Didache with parallel Greek and English text (formatted as a Topic File)
The Apostolic Fathers - Greek and Latin text (formatted as a Topic File)
The Apostolic Fathers -
English Translation by JB Lightfoot (formatted as a Topic File)
I have worked in acces but most of the time one of my guys did the hard work. Today I did open a bible in access to see how it was laid out. I also have some PDF files that I think you wrote about how to make modules. I think it was written in mid 2007. Let me read that better and I am sure I will have more questions. You know I got started on this and the program was so good that it is starting to become a obsession. That only question I have right now is where can I get templates for Access that I think are already made for E-Sword? Then I think I need to read your book and give a shot a making some modules. I know I can get most things into Word even if I have to cut and paste. From there I can put it into a table that I can get into Access or maybe I can get it into Excel. I am thinking that Best2 accepted Excel files ??? Then I just need to get things where they belong.